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20. By Bernd Zeimetz on 2015-06-27

[cdc038b5] Remove ulog support / uacctd.
Ulog was removed from the kernel.
Thanks to Chris West (Closes: #790090)

19. By Bernd Zeimetz on 2015-04-19

* [6e864c42] Merge tag 'upstream/1.5.1'
  Upstream version 1.5.1
* [1b51f2d2] Remove patches applied upstream.

18. By Bernd Zeimetz on 2015-01-14

[d7df1811] Fix identification of dummy entry.
Upstream commit dff5ca21847d799759de27e8fd080e1f7a04cc30 (Closes: #775330)

17. By Bernd Zeimetz on 2014-11-05

* [e9cf7671] Add Homepage and Vcs information.
* [3783d4a2] Fix dpkg dependency for easy backporting.
* [7090c1cc] Fix systemd service files.
  - Read the appropriate config file
  - Use Type=forking to make upgrades easier.
  Thanks to Malcolm Scott (Closes: #767977)
* [9cc618e2] Add ${misc:Depends} to Depends.

16. By Bernd Zeimetz on 2014-10-21

[5ede5bde] Build with ulog support on linux only.

15. By Nicholas Bamber on 2012-06-21

* Non-maintainer upload.
* Added patch to handle AF_LINK on hurd and kfreebsd
  platforms (Closes: #675836)

14. By Jamie Wilkinson on 2012-05-24

* New upstream release
* Revert stop function to use SIGINT, properly. (Closes: #659975)

13. By Jamie Wilkinson on 2012-02-14

Revert initscripts stop command to use SIGINT instead of SIGTERM. as part of #659710.

12. By Clint Byrum on 2011-12-14

d/control: Build-Depend on libmysqlclient-dev to pick up latest
version of libmysqlclient.

11. By Jamie Wilkinson on 2010-04-08

* New upstream release.
* Bumped standards version to 3.8.4.
* Added ${misc:Depends} to the dependencies line as requested by debhelper.
* Switch to dpkg-source 3.0 (quilt) format.
* Add initscript dependency on $remote_fs for /usr, the location of the pmacctd daemon.
* Remove exclusion of .arch directories from dh_installdocs as arch is way obsolete now.